Hi D ... IB Alerts work great. There's an icon for it on the main TWS page (if you've enabled it in the configuration process) to set up a new alert. Basically it steps you through it ... select the instrument, select the box for "price", and make one alert for ">" (type in desired price) for the b/o, and one for "<" (type in desired price) for the b/d. Let me know if you need any help with it. Edit: That may not have been too clear ... you'll need 2 separate alerts, one for the b/o and one for the b/d.
Thanks Now, how do we get the alert price to auto-adjust in real time based on an ascending or descending trend line
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Keep adjusting it to the latest bar? (b/o's will be close enough to the TL's). But then, yeah, that kinda defeats the purpose.
Thanks everybody for commenting. I know that I'm the one who has to do the work. 1300 seems almost inevitable based on monthly and weekly range extension as well as being a round number magnet. So 1280 would be a good level to buy at for a swing up. I will be looking for a good set up around 1280 to buy.
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